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Perhaps this was the sensation that the Downwood girls had experienced, when they blamed her for not understanding their slang.
Two Selves 1923
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Most of the girls at Downwood for instance, were born old.
Two Selves 1923
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But Downwood was a memory two years old and her soul was no further.
Two Selves 1923
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At any rate Millicent had missed even the rough indifference to everything that had given Downwood a slight value.
Two Selves 1923
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And, after Downwood, Nancy could not risk refusal of her requests.
Two Selves 1923
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She enjoyed the chance to sit there; to question Miss Cape, wonder of what world she came and why she seemed more interesting than the Downwood girls or Millicent or Mrs. Lodge.
Two Selves 1923
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"Funny to think they will read this up at Downwood in another fifty years."
Two Selves 1923
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It was the lack of organization that had made Downwood so terrible.
Two Selves 1923
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And the shock of Downwood had stunted her; she was growing crooked.
Two Selves 1923
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Rebellion seemed vain, and by this time she had become as much of a machine as was possible to her, for she tried not to think at Downwood.
DEVELOPMENT A NOVEL BY W. BRYHER WITH A PREFACE BY AMY LOWELL 1920
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